Experiments, comparisons, and hands-on learning in the wild.
THREE.JS × FLOOR PLAN · INTERACTIVE SPACE LAB
Switch between two three-bedroom layouts, move the furniture, and explore how a flat plan becomes an interactive 3D space.
Start arranging the space ↗GODOT × BFS · INTERACTIVE SOLVER LAB
Push the box, play BFS layer by layer, take one optimal hint, and see how CI guards a 100-level data contract.
Open the solver lab ↗BLENDER × THREE.JS · IMMERSIVE ESSAY
Scroll through five 3D scenes and follow my shift from handing everything to AI to keeping the final decision.
Start the interactive essay ↗OPENSTREETMAP × THREE.JS · SEEDED ARCADE RACE
Roads, buildings, and elevation come from open data. Each seed builds a closed circuit from the street graph for a three-lap race against three AI rivals.
Start the street race ↗OPENSTREETMAP × BLENDER × THREE.JS · REAL CITY
The track was not drawn. The route comes from an OpenStreetMap snapshot, the city is generated in Blender, and what ships is a 1.3 MB GLB.
Start the night run ↗FREE STARTER · VITE · TYPESCRIPT · MIT
Try the complete interactive demo, then take the source through GitHub Template or ZIP—with mobile, reduced-motion, and WebGL fallbacks included.
Open the starter →Behind the scenes
Midnight Run does not use a track I drew. It runs on a real block of Taipei's Xinyi District. The route comes from an OpenStreetMap snapshot, the city is generated in Blender, and what reaches the browser is a 1.3 MB GLB.
When I first used AI to build apps, my most common instruction was: "Finish this feature for me." Sometimes it worked so quickly that I thought I had found a new way to build software.
Notes should be captured when an idea appears. The decisive issue is not how smart the AI is, but whether thinking and recording are forced into separate places.
This was an experiment in designing an agentic workflow around Google tools. I deliberately limited the available services to find the practical ceiling of the Google toolchain.
AI comparisons often focus on features and price. I wanted to ask a different question: how differently would three mainstream models answer the same technical prompt?
Godot 4 games easily hit 60fps on Mac or PC, but clicking Export HTML5 and dropping the build onto a web server often leads to an instant blank screen: gray views, cross-origin security barriers, iOS crashes, and audio deadlocks.